A LIFE of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE With A Sketch Of Josephine, Empress Of The French By Ida M. Tarbell

I. Youth and Early Surroundings.-School Days at Brienne 17

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II. In Paris.-Lieutenant of Artillery.-Literary Work.-The Revolution 27

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III. Robespierre.-Out of Work.-First Success 43

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IV. Courtship and Marriage.-Devotion To Josephine 53

VI. Return To Paris.-Egyptian Campaign.-The 18th Brumaire 89

VII. Statesman and Lawgiver.-The Finances.-The Industries.-The Public Works 105

VIII. Return of the Émigrés.-The Concordat.-Legion of Honor.-Code Napoleon 119

IX. Opposition to the Centralization of the Government.-Prosperity of France 133

X. Preparations for War with England.-Flotilla at Boulogne.-Sale of Louisiana 143

XI. Emperor of the French People.-King of Italy 151

XII. Campaigns of 1805, 1806, 1807.-Peace of Tilsit 163

XIII. Extension of Napoleon's Empire.-Family Affairs 179

XIV. Berlin Decree.-Peninsular War.-The Bonapartes on the Spanish Throne 191

XV. Disasters in Spain.-Erfurt Meeting.-Napoleon at Madrid 199

8XVI. Talleyrand's Treachery.-Campaign of 1809 211

XVII. Divorce of Josephine.-Marriage with Marie Louise.-Birth of the King of Rome. 221

XVIII. Trouble with the Pope.-The Conscription.-The Tilsit Agreement Broken 229

XIX. Russian Campaign.-Burning of Moscow.-A New Army 241

XX. Campaign of 1813.-Campaign of 1814.-Abdication 253

XXI. Elba.-The Hundred Days.-The Second Abdication 265

XXII. Surrender to English.-St. Helena.-Death 279

SKETCH OF JOSEPHINE-EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH:

I. Family.-Early Surroundings.-Alexander de Beauharnais.-Marriage.-Separation from Husband 325

II. Josephine in the Revolution.-Imprisoned at Les Carmes.-Struggle for Existence.-Marriage with Bonaparte 334

III. Bonaparte Goes to Italy.-Josephine at Milan 1796-1797.-Triumphal Tour in Italy.-Bonaparte Leaves for Egypt 346

IV. Bonaparte is Made First Consul.-Josephine's Tact in Public Life.-Her Personal Charm.-Malmaison 360

V. The Question of Succession.-Marriage of Hortense.-Josephine Empress of the French People.-The Coronation 371

VI. Etiquette Regulating Josephine's Life.-Royal Journeys.-Extravagance in Dress 386

VII. Josephine not Allowed to Go to Poland.-Fear of Divorce.-The Reconciliation of 1807-1808.-The Campaign of 1809 and its Effect on Napoleon 399